Exploring the often-taboo topic of personal income, this book delves into the societal implications of wealth and earnings. It challenges readers to confront their perceptions of money, success, and the value of work. Through a blend of personal anecdotes, research, and interviews, the author highlights the disparities in income and the impact of financial transparency on relationships and communities. The narrative encourages open discussions about wealth, aiming to redefine how we view and talk about earnings in our lives.
A marketing expert describes how female "spending power" has changed the face of advertising and marketing over the last thirty years and uses first-hand accounts from advertisers and marketers to show how the apparel, health care, technology, and financial industries have been transformed by women.
Who cares about commercials?All of us, that's who. The television commercial has become a part of the American narrative, as important a signifier of our times as a great work of literature ora blockbuster motion picture. Indeed, we often care more about the commercials than we do about the programming itself (ask any Super Bowl aficionado). The ad is art . . . and some of the art is brilliant. The hundred commercials in this book are brilliant. They were selected by a team of experts at the Leo Burnett Company, creators of Tony the Tiger and the Maytag Repairman, in collaboration with dozens of advertising pros from around the globe and throughout the industry. Their choices represent the very best that the advertising world has to offer. Together, they portray a half century of human hopes, wishes, and dreams. Bernice Kanner, whose "On Madison Avenue" column in New York magazine was required reading for more than a decade, has taken each of these small masterpieces and analyzed what made them work, why they so successfully moved us, and how they broke through the clutter to become a part of the cultural landscape. From the Marlboro Man to the Energizer Bunny, The 100 Best TV Commercials provides a hundred important lessons in how we communicate and persuade today. It is vital reading for those who create our commercial culture . . . and those who live in it.
The book delves into the significant impact of women's spending power on advertising and marketing, highlighting that they control a substantial portion of disposable income in the U.S. Bernice Kanner, a noted marketing expert, combines demographic insights with engaging anecdotes to illustrate how the advertising industry has adapted to cater to a female-dominated market. By examining various sectors such as apparel, finance, and technology, she reveals successful strategies employed to engage women consumers effectively.
Jste normální v sexu, v lásce a ve vztazích? Ne, že by bylo snadné určit, co vlastně normálnost je...
Americká autorka Bernice Kanner předkládá třicet okruhů otázek, které se točí kolem sexu, lásky a mezilidských vztahů. Všechno, co jste vždycky chtěli vědět o druhých, a báli jste se zeptat. Jsme zcela předvídatelní? Nebo překvapujeme a boříme všeobecně rozšířené mýty? Podívejte se sami, nakolik se shodnete s většinou lidí. A sami usuďte, jestli... jste normální.
